Sentence examples for needs asserting from inspiring English sources

Much is made of the differences between short stories and novels, but I think it needs asserting that they have a great deal in common.

I decide I will broach the delicate subject with Fraser about how I've seen shows that assert the sexuality of differently-abled persons, which needs asserting and reasserting, but that also spend a lot of time in that self-evident assertion, which ultimately is clear early in the show and therefore..

Just last year a group of psychologists at Arizona State University reinvented the famous 1940s hierarchy of needs, asserted then by psychologist Abraham Maslow.

Teach your child to communicate their needs, assert themselves, and use self-calming techniques.

You can hear this need asserting itself in English poetry written in the longer classical line, the hexameter.

But he added that more money would be needed, asserting that the governor's proposal was simply "a good start".

The IACHR found that "a balancing test is the only mechanism to reach a fair decision between the competing individual human rights and the need asserted by the State".

"The most important thing right now is to stop the violence and to guarantee that the UN and NGOs have got unhindered access to Beit Hanoun in order to deliver the critical assistance that is needed," asserted Mr. Rohrmann.

Offline, kids need practice asserting their feelings directly so they won't need to pull out a phone to hash out a conflict.

In order for us to have happy and fulfilling relationships, we need to assert our needs effectively without resorting to attacks or defensiveness.

Congress needs to assert its legislative supremacy.